DRAMA TECHNIQUES IN TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE TO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Драматические техники в обучении английскому языку как второму языку студентов вузов
2016-01-01
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The article aims at topicality of drama techniques in teaching English as a second language at University which provides the basis for the development of linguistic and social skills of students as well as their personality and potentials. The main goal of the article is to disclose benefits of applying the drama teaching method in foreign language teaching and foreign language learning. The special emphasis is made upon role-plays as one of the most powerful drama-based techniques to be used within the educational process at the University level. The basic research methods to be used are academic literature review, periodicals analysis, observation and survey. The authors focus on using drama teaching method as an integral part of students’ professional education and provide the reader with the results of the experiment realized in the form of Mock Trial with the students of Law Faculty (SUSU).
Key Findings
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A Mock Trial experiment with Law Faculty students at SUSU demonstrates the application of drama teaching as part of professional education.
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Drama techniques in university-level English-as-a-second-language teaching support students’ linguistic and social skills, personality development, and personal potential.
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Role-play is identified as a particularly powerful drama-based technique for foreign-language teaching and learning at university level.
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The authors argue that drama-based instruction can integrate language learning with students’ professional and personal development.
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The study examines drama teaching through literature review, periodical analysis, observation, and surveys.
Research Object
teaching English as a second language to university students, including Law Faculty students
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the benefits and educational effects of drama-based techniques, especially role-plays and a Mock Trial, for developing students’ linguistic, social, personal, and professional skills
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